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Northwest Catholic Student Athletes Sign Letters of Intent

Northwest Catholic seniors Hunter Tralli (left) and Madison Borowiec signed letters of intent on April 28, 2015. Submitted photo

Two Northwest Catholic student athletes signed Letters of Intent on Tuesday, one for Division I soccer and another for Divison II baseball.

Northwest Catholic seniors Hunter Tralli (left) and Madison Borowiec signed letters of intent on April 28, 2015. Submitted photo

Northwest Catholic seniors Hunter Tralli (left) and Madison Borowiec signed letters of intent on April 28, 2015. Submitted photo

Submitted by Northwest Catholic High School

Northwest Catholic soccer player and senior Madison Borowiec formalized her commitment to compete in Division I college soccer at the Quinnipiac University on April 28, 2015, during a special ceremony at Northwest Catholic.

At the same ceremony, Northwest senior Hunter Tralli signed a letter of intent to compete in Division II college baseball at Assumption College.

The daughter of Christopher and Jeannine Borowiec of Windsor, Maddie has been a member of the Varsity Girls’ Soccer team since her freshman year. She was a member of both the 2011 and 2012 State Championship-winning Girls’ Soccer teams, and has played 76 Northwest Catholic soccer games, starting in 74 of them. Maddie was named All-Academic all four years of high school, and All-Conference in her junior and senior seasons. During her senior year, she was also named All-State, served as a team captain and was named the team’s MVP. She has scored 36 goals for the team, and netted 37 assists.

In addition to soccer, Maddie has been a member of the Girls’ Basketball program for three years, serving as team captain her senior year and earning Coaches Award honors as a junior.

The son of Christopher and Kellie Tralli of Kensington, Hunter has been a member of the baseball team since his freshman year. Hunter was named All-Academic his sophomore and junior years and All-Conference in his junior year, including being named captain his senior year. In 52 games, Hunter has a career batting average of .311 with 2 home runs, 31 RBI, 31 runs scored, and 9 doubles through his three years on varsity (stats including this year).

In addition to baseball, Hunter played basketball during his freshman and sophomore years.

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